@mtharrison/pkg-profiler 1.1.0 → 2.0.0

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  ## Quick Start
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  ```typescript
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- import { track, report } from '@mtharrison/pkg-profiler';
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+ import { start, stop } from '@mtharrison/pkg-profiler';
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- await track();
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+ await start();
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  // ... your code here ...
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- const path = await report(); // writes an HTML report to cwd
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+ const result = await stop();
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+ result.writeHtml(); // writes an HTML report to cwd
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+ ```
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+ Or use the convenience wrapper:
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+ ```typescript
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+ import { profile } from '@mtharrison/pkg-profiler';
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+ const result = await profile(async () => {
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+ await build();
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+ });
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+ result.writeHtml();
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  ```
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  ## What You Get
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  ## API
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- ### `track(options?)`
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+ ### `start(options?)`
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  Start the V8 CPU sampling profiler. Safe no-op if already profiling.
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  | `interval` | `number` | V8 default | Sampling interval in microseconds |
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- ### `report()`
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+ ### `stop()`
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- Stop profiling, generate an HTML report, write it to the current directory, and return the absolute file path. Resets all data afterward. Returns `""` if no samples were collected.
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+ Stop the profiler and return a `PkgProfile` containing the aggregated data. Resets the sample store afterward.
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  ### `clear()`
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- Stop profiling and discard all data without writing a report.
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+ Stop profiling and discard all data without generating a profile.
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+ ### `profile(fn)`
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+ Profile a block of code. Starts the profiler, runs `fn`, stops the profiler, and returns a `PkgProfile`.
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+ ```typescript
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+ const result = await profile(async () => {
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+ await runBuild();
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+ await runTests();
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+ });
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+ const path = result.writeHtml();
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+ ```
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+ ### `profile({ onExit })`
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+ Long-running mode for servers. Starts the profiler and registers shutdown handlers for SIGINT, SIGTERM, and `beforeExit`. When triggered, stops the profiler and calls `onExit` with the result.
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+ ```typescript
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+ await profile({ onExit: (result) => result.writeHtml() });
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+ const app = createApp();
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+ app.listen(3000);
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+ // Ctrl+C → stop() called → onExit fires → writeHtml() → process exits
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+ ```
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+ ### `PkgProfile`
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+ Returned by `stop()` and `profile()`. Contains aggregated profiling data.
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+ | Property | Type | Description |
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+ |---------------|------------------|------------------------------------------------|
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+ | `timestamp` | `string` | When the profile was captured |
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+ | `totalTimeUs` | `number` | Total sampled wall time in microseconds |
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+ | `packages` | `PackageEntry[]` | Package breakdown sorted by time descending |
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+ | `otherCount` | `number` | Number of packages below reporting threshold |
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+ | `projectName` | `string` | Project name from package.json |
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+ #### `writeHtml(path?)`
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+ Write a self-contained HTML report to disk. Returns the absolute path to the written file.
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+ - **Default**: writes to `./where-you-at-{timestamp}.html` in the current directory
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+ - **With path**: writes to the specified location
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  ## How It Works
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